Figurative Language and Riddles

In this video tutorial, Barbara and Moika, also known as Little Miss History, guide viewers through a mini lesson on solving a figurative language maze. The lesson's objective is to identify winter similes and solve a mystery by collecting letters from the maze. The video outlines the materials needed, explains what similes are, and provides step-by-step instructions for completing the maze. The lesson concludes with a mystery riddle and encourages viewers to subscribe for more educational content.

What is the main objective of the lesson introduced in the video?

• To solve a figurative language maze

• To learn about historical events

• To write a short story

• To practice math problems

What materials are needed to start the figurative language maze activity?

• A computer and internet connection

• Paints and brushes

• Pens or pencils and the maze page

• A calculator and notebook

What is a simile?

• A comparison using 'like' or 'as'

• A type of poem

• A historical fact

• A metaphorical statement

What should students look for next to each simile in the maze?

• A picture

• A word

• A letter

• A number

What is the purpose of collecting letters in the maze?

• To create a new word

• To write a sentence

• To draw a picture

• To solve a mystery riddle

What does the mystery riddle say?

• Winter is like a blank waiting to be painted with the colors of spring

• Spring is like a blank waiting to be painted with the colors of winter

• Summer is like a blank waiting to be painted with the colors of autumn

• Autumn is like a blank waiting to be painted with the colors of summer

What should students do after completing the maze?

• Copy down the letters to solve the riddle

• Draw a picture of the maze

• Write a summary of the lesson

• Create their own maze

What is the call to action at the end of the video?

• To subscribe and visit the website for more resources

• To share the video with friends

• To complete another maze

• To write a review of the lesson

What is the website mentioned for additional educational resources?

• little.com

• resources.com

• history.com

• education.com

How often are new teaching lessons released according to the video?

• Every day

• Every weekend

• Every Monday

• Every Friday